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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-09
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
AbrOhd

| 6trangcrb III INC llty huu NHooLuR fOlRb
| Abroad.
Charlie Hugheu, Of this city, was the
CUES! Of friends in Clarksburg last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. Taylor, OF Clays.
vile, were registered at the Stamm House
yesterday.
Mrs. Andrew Wilson was in Clarksburg
last week visiting her son, who is the B. K
0. agent at that point.
Miss Ida Harden has returned from
Kansas City, whore she has been for sew
eral months, on pleasant visit to old
friends.
Messrs. Robert 3. Mcclure, W. B. Day
and Miss Zoe Mcclure and Miss Annie
Clark went up to Steubenville Saturday, to
remain over Sunday.
Mr.. @. Fl. Odbert left last week for
Wichita, KanRas, where he will make his
home in the future. His friends here
will wish him allsuccess in his new home.
Right Rev. Bishop Kahn will lecture in
the Catholic church at Fairmont We'd
nesdsy evening, and will administer the
Sacrament Of Confirmation Thursday
morning.
Miss Ella Dillon is to give an elocutiou-
ary entertainment at Fairmont tomorrow
evening, under tho auspices OF the Wo.
mems Christian Temperance Union OF
that town. n. 81.
Miss Fannie sutphen, OF Lancaster, O.,
charming lady, well known to Wheeling
society, is again the guest OF Miss Fannie
Caldwell, at the residence Of Mr.. George
X. Wheat, on North Main street.
Rev. Geo. E. Hite, Presiding Elder of
the Wheeling district, will deliver the
memorial sermon to the G. A. r. Nav
29th, and also the baccalsurea.e sermon
TO the graduating class Of tho Female Col.
lege June 5:h.
Saturday evening beautiful floral
horseshoe, made OF rare and lovely
natural flowers, was sent to the residence
Of Mr.. Anton Reymaun, with the COM
pliments OF the visiting travelling men,
memhera OF tho Travellers Protective As.
ISOLATION, who have been in the city dur
ing the last few days, as & token Of appre-
citation for the liberality Of Mr.. Reymann.
Speaking of the Senatorial matter, an
exchange says: It is a singular coinci-
dence that the Faulkners and Lucases
have always been political rivals. In 1851
Hon. O. J. Faulkner defeated Hon. Henry
Bedinger, an uncle Of ex-senator Lucas,
for Congress. Again in 1857 he defeated
Hon. Wm. Lucas, father OF D. B. Lucas,
for the same position by a majority Of
over 1000 in a close district, !both being
Democrats.
Major E. J. Mitchell, OF Chicago, special
ngent for the Fire Extinguisher Manufac-
turing Company, was in the city Saturday.
His company makes Babcock's famous
extinguishers in all sizes. and also extern
sion ladder trucks. Major Mitchell was
showing Chief Dunning the plans and
pictures Of splendid hook and ladder
truck, just ouch as this city needs. In ad-
dition to being fitted out with everything
pertaining to hook and ladder truck it
carries two Bsbcock's.
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Thomas ". keene, the tragedian, is to
appear at the Opera House this evening
In shakespeare's greateat work, "Hamlct,
Prince oil Denmark" This Is the one
high-claas dramatic event OF the season.
Mr.. keene is finished Hamiel, having an
original and intelligent conception OF the
role, and his company, which included
Frank Hennig, Of this city, as the Ghost,
is snid to be- as 6ne dramatic organiza.
ton as is on the road this season. The
company arrived in the city yesterday.
Reserved aoats are now on sale at Bau-
msr's music store. 10
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LOCAL AND
W. Travelling Salesn,en local pyeiersetl} TO sell
Lubricatlng Oils. Address, Z. +. DlErERlCIIS,
Cleveland, Ohio z-1,.--- nr0
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Cleveland Wins,

ClSclSSATl. May s.-Crowelps wild
though effective pitching was too much
for the Clncinnatis, and they lost the game
through the inability to hit him. The
Clevelands played miserable fielding
game, which ordinarily would have been
sufficient to cause defeat. Seward was
hit very hard, and was wild, giving five
men bases On balls. The only redeemine
feature OF the loosely played game waa
Hotalings timely hitting. Nearly 1000
people saw the game. Score: Cincinnati,
g.; Cleveland, I, id7t5as55I fF t.E sl!:a: =
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, a Sunday Cutting Affair.

Two colored men got into a wrangle or
Market street yesterday, in the courae O.
which ona OF them, named W. II. Black
was pretty painfully cut about the lace
He alao cut the other man slightly, and
then ran up Eleventh street, still flourish
ing his pocket knife. Conatable Lauchlin
pursucd Black, but he managed to escape
at the time, though little latter Lnuchlir
captured him and lodged him in the coun
ty jail. He viii have a hearing before
Squire George Ankle to-day on charge o.
aBsault with intent to kill.
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special Dtspdteh TO ne lhttlltgtieer,
COLUMBUS, o., May S.-Tho Cincinnati
Kid.shamrock combination defeated the
Columbus club to-day by score Of 10 to
10, though Smith, tho phenomenon, oil
the Cincinnati team, was batted freely,
The Columbus club played we'll at the
start but let down % Koegan began 10 be
hit hard. The local team tried four new
players but none Of them showed up well,
They will DO tried no moro.
At meeting OF tho directors tonight,
Myers and Black were released and Gro.
nin'and Neihotl, two players who played
with the Cincinnati combination, were
engaged. The team loft for Wheeling at
midnight. Dale and Roman will DO the
battery in the first Wheeling game.
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A Good Man In MI Old Concern.

Mr.. 4. A. McCabe, SO long connected
with the drug trade OF this city, has &C..
cepted the position Of manager Of the
Lsughlin Drug house. Mr.. McCabe is an
expert in his business and has a wide
circle OF friends who will be gald to con.
tinue relations with him in so reliable q
house. Mr. McCabe assumes his new du.
ties on the 18th inst. 1t Is understood to
be the intention Of the Laughlin Drug
company to add to its manufactured
specialties and to push It's fsvorite standard
remcdies with new energy. W. \
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Innings. Ia 3 Sc. o.
Wheeling. commencement. / 2 0 o . 0 0-l2
SteubenVllle O 0 0 l 0 u o o.
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Gets q Good Position,

It ia reported that Governor Foraker, Of
Ohio, hss appointed Hon. D. F. Pugh,- Of
Columbus, judge OF the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Franklin county, to fill a vacancy.
Mr.. Pngh was formerly q resident Of
Tyler county, has been member Of the
Legislature Of this State and has q large
following OF friends hereabouts who
will be pleased to learn Of the recognition
his worth md learning entities him to.
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WE have Just received a full line Of
SPRING OfERCOATISGS, and are in
daily receipt OF the latest Novelties in
Spring Suilings.
Also, on hand Il handsome line Of Neck.
wear and Gentlenien's Furnishing Goods.
WI C. HESS j. SONS,
No. 1891 Market Street.
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Auetioueer Hervey on Saturday sold lot
No. 70, in Division T., Of the Joseph Cald-
we'll estate, on the south side Of Twenty
ninth atreet, to Mary L. Keenan,, for
Sl,455.
Clerk Hook on Saturday admitted to re.
cord deed made April "a, 1877, by Anna
X. Cecil and others, 10 A. J. Clarke, true
tee, for the right to put in and maintain Il
sewer across certssu lots on the Island.
Consideration, $40. ....
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fa WHEELING. Nav ?. 1887.

WHEELING, May 4 1857.
WHEREAS, This Post feels under many
obligations to our fellow townsmen for
the courtesies extended us and our guesta
during the State Convention; therefore
be it q l1t, $50. = a a M :
Resolved, That this Post extend to the
citizena Of the city OF Wheeling, for their
kindness and generosity and the hearty
welcome with which we were received,
their heartfelt thanks. % i
Q. Corr, Secretary. .ii. T.1. N
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Mrs. Greenwood, who has been attend.
ing the bedside OF Mrs. John Kinney, re-
turned home Saturday.
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Do not forget to 60 to the St. James
+, Hotel, on Main and Water streets, for raro
bargains in furniture, beds and table and
kitchen outfits, on Monday, the 9th inst,
I 10 o'clock in the morning.
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WE have introduced d NOW System Of
selling Watches Oh the instGllMent plan
whereby yon can secure n watch at once
pu easy payments. Call and investigate.
JACOB W. GRUBD, Jcweier,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
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WASHINGTON, D. g., May 9.-For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania
light local rainn, variable winds generally
easterly, nearly stationary temperature.
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WANTED

WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w Homework Apply at 2ili Eoir ST. myGs
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Lost--lluntlng Case Silver Watch.
White Mountain Ice Cream trctzc1s.
For Cincibnuti-Steamcr Andes.
University OF Virginia.
wntcr.prvOi Ready. Mixed Pain.-Lcgan & Co.
Hats, llnts-G. A. Beutcr.
For Sale and For kcnt-Real ERtate-JRmes A
page.
DIssOlution-J. y. wll!kc 4 CO.-fourth page.
Wanted-A Good GlEl-yourth page.
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REMEMBER, Il will be long time before
you will have such another chance for
bargains as You will find at the st. James
Hotel, on Monday morning, at 10 o'clock.
Salo positive. III =,
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Baltimore l. Ohio.

For tho accommodation Of those wish
ing to attend ,Forepaugh's circus OF
Wheeling Monday, May o, on that date
the Fairmont accommodation will not
leave Wheeling until G:l5 p. NJ. -
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They Pulled Through.

Sr. LOUIS, May S.-The Brow ns achieved
another magnificent victory to-day, down.
ing Louisville the fourth successive game.
1t was hard fought battle and Ramsey
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Route Of the Parade. Il

There are SO many large, heavy wagons
and high tableaux cars used in the grand,
free street parade to be given this morn.
ing by Forepaugh's circus and Wild
West, that the route has necessarily
been shortened and will not extend to the
South Side, as originally intended. The
parade will therefore only go over the
following route: Starting from the ex.
hib!tion grounds (old fair grounds)
about 10 O'Clock, along Huron
street to Virginia, up Virginia
to and across the bridge, out Tenth to
Market, down Market to Sixteenth, down
Sixteenth to Main, up Main to the bridge
again and across to the grounds, where the
tents will be open at and 7 o'clock. The
ring performances will commence at 9 and
s o'clock, and the evening performance,
the management promises, shall be Just
as long and just as full OF interest as that
given In the afternoon, g,5,
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As reported by Chriatiau schuepi, drug
giat, Opera House corner, Saturday:
TAM. JAM. In. sr.x. 7rh.
CO. q !. $50 go 49,
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WHEN out the pike stop at the Delmon.
leo Tor first class Refreshments. 7r'-
7lS LAWRENCE HALLER, proprietor,
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STIFFNESS in the limbs 10 sure 10 vanish
BY Inc use Of St. Jacobs Oil, the conquer
or Of pain. z 4. '.SSt,. '2.-.'s
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FoR bargains in hats. caps and gents
furnishing goods 60 to Will F. Weir, IN.
der New Mcclure House, - r., Il :"
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For Oil Cloths, Linoleum and Carpets,
90 the 81. James Hotel next Monday, at
10 o'clock, and buy them cheap, $500
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT-THE. STORE-ROOM AND
~ cellar formerly occupied by shellhaase l. SON.
corner Market and Eleventh street Enquire al f.
HANAUER's, 1906 Market street, McMechen's old
staftd. '" --.---. p. T. - - vnI
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Mrs. Z. W. Fowler, OF East LIVERPOOL
is visiting her mother, Mrs. s. J. Hough-
ton.
Tho tourist party which left here two
months ago for the Holy Land, are due in
New York on the 2Sth Of this month.
Pearl scho6eld, who left this city to
join the band in Kennedy & Whites
show, will accompany them here to-day.
The Local Union No. Is, A. F. G. W. u,
met on saturdaylast and elected delegates
to the Glaas Workers convention at At
lantic City, which meets early next week.
The necessity Of gate at the Hanover
street railroad crossing becomes more an.
parent daily. On Saturday afternoon a
wagon load OF people coming down the
grade were within few feet OF the track
when the pony engine asw by at ire.
meudous speed, causing the lady occu-
pants TO scream with terror. The horses
being badly frightened, turned suddenly
to the LETT, movement which saved the
occupants Of the wagon serious injury or
death. gi
On Saturday evening a man from Long
Run came to town with a one horse
wagon, and soon after asked young son
OF j. W.Anderson and another boy to take
a ride, The boys got in aud the driver
went to Bridgeport. While going through
town the horse became frightened and ran
Of, upsutting the wagon and tumbling all
three Of the occupants out. The driver
was badly bruised ABOUT the hips and
side, while the Anderson boy had Ills law
bone broken and was otherwise injured,
The other boy escaped unhurt with the
exception OF q few bruises.
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CALL on or address to NJ. Neuer, the
practical optician, SO Twelfth street, In re-
ference to your spectacles. n
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TOR SALE-VICTOR BICYCLE.
u. Pattern Of 1885, size bi.incll, In tl,st cla..
condition; Gan be bought cheap. Terms, cash.
INQUIRE az mhEAT d NA1l.OR s, l4CG and liUs
Main street Wheeling, ". Va Inv1s
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&FoR hats, caps and gents furnishing
goods call on viii F. Weir, under New
McLure House, -l a.''5 ,r57 Z =.
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An Interesting Game

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligeneer.
GAINESVILLE, May THE game between
the home club and tho Columbus team
was very interesting one, the especia
features being the battery work Of both
clubs. Leumons for the homo clut
pitched splendid game and made rec
ord Of ten etruck out. Hsndiboo, of the
Columbus team, struck out six. The field
ing OF Shorty Barnes, Of the home club
was also magnificent. The attendance
was not large only about three hundred
being present on account Of the threaten
ing weather. =, f.a g..
ncsyille...................b 2 o 0 DOL l o.
Columbus ..... ...........O U 0 2 l IO2 0 o.
Summary: Base hits GAINESVILLE, II: Columbus
]. Errors, GAINESVILLE. 4; Columbus 3. Runs earned
lincsyille,2 First bases On errors, ZAne.ville,
Columbus, 8. Base on balls, Zancsyille, 8; Coum
bus, 7. Left OH bases Zanesyille 4; Columbus, s
Time las Reagan umpire
Both clubs kick on the umpiring O.
Reagan as being very rotten. He roastt
first one club and then another alternately
and is vscillating in making decisions. He
appears not to have sufficient knowledge
oil the game to umpire correctly and the
probabilities are that he will meet with
one grand kick from all the clubs with
whom he comes in contact. v = d +
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TAX. DAN. 70 Y. sr.y. TEX
Is" 10' ~ ~ ... 72'
Wcathcr-Ghaugeablc. ....s
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HArs, caps and gents furnishing goods.
New Store. New goods. Low PRICES.
Will F. Weir, under New Mcclure House.
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INFANT AGENTS IN YOUR COUNTY
w to sell my new goods SIS per week salary.
or 30 cents on the dollar commssion. No come.
titlon. Rare chance. Address with Bta,np Tor
terms, I: Nj. WEAVER, 19JN. Division street, Bun
aIO. y. !. - 49,. - .'---.g mrl7
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Kalamazoo Agnin n Winner,

Specia! Dispatch to the Inttllige,cer. g.!E llr
KALAMAZOO, MICK, May 1.-The San.
dusky-Kalamazoo game this afternoon was
characterized by hard hitting and poor
fielding. Sandusky made no less than
two base hits, Kalamazoo home run and
1 two baggers, =
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NARM FOR sALEl
PROPOSALS..
SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PRUPUSALS,
Sealed Proposals will DO received by the superiu.
tendent OF the West Virginia Penteltiary until i.
1eocs meridian, on luestay, May u, 1857, Tor the
Ro0r OF about seventy conyicts Tor II term OF if0m
three to five years. The labor 10 be furnished
iwhen contract is entered Into The Board reserves
tho right 10 reject any or all bids.
W order Of the Board Of Directors.
my2.A J. A. EWING. Superintendent.
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Rain Spells It,

Rain Spells It. E,+t1 a.
Special Dispa.ch 10 The IntelligelcT. .Sa.lr. !.
AKRON, O., May 1.-THE game here this
afternoon between the AkronS and Mans
field was declared of on account Of rain,
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~; FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-REPUDLICAN WEEK
Il LY Newspaper for sale, In q Republican
county In Nest Virginia. Good reasons Tor selling
Azores, ~ lIga REPU bLlCAN,
APPS. D1We -Nrrs.F ~ Care lutelligenccr,
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A ~ s.,, hnIIiMDs OF BOOK AND J0R
L. ina 1ISG nEestly and promptly executed At
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BAKING POWDER.

LOOK at the St. James Hotel sale adyer.
tisament in this paper. %,
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GEO. NJ. SHOOK IL co.
DRESS GOODS!

Our third stock OF Spring and Summer Dress
Goods IN now open. We dCIite 10 cal! especial o..
tcnlon 10 theSc, which ~ connection with our Other
complete iiaes make this department the moSt ~
be ionnd In tho city. Trimmings TO match every.
thing,
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This Buckeye starts up this morning.
Mrs. Z. W. Fowler, Of East Liverpool,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. s. J. Hough-
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I"ANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN ZONE
w out Of employmeno 10 begin on moderate
own locality, MI old established house. Refer
Gnccs exchanged. AN. MANUFACTURING uopsg, IL
Barcny street. New York. y p - nniaah :
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FOR RENrr.5

Eo. C Twenty.third street, rooms and titche.r
IS so month. tSII9lE - SUI aiAu Ai'chen
No. A59 National Road. IS % a month. l. (, rs
70. !519 Eon street, rooms, sif % a montt. =, x
No. I -; Eou street, rooms, Sl4 % month
10 NJ. ~ ~, F Fi street. slb % month.
ato-o- poor, street, store.room, Si5 CO.
Woods streets. ~, :. - - - l'e'oa'eentn and
st9 s,o e M Ass Main street. with u.ur,,
JAMES A. HENRY, N
Rsal Estate Agent, Collector and Notary pr,,,,
ny 1900 Onlce No. lGl2 Market street 'o'
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UNOR RENT.

ENoR RENT. II ia;isfii5.sE ~
No. a Fifteenth street; or For Sale on long time
Two Business Rooms. ,-l-. ,l.-,---,
Two five roomeA Houses on Twentieth street.
Three Offices. Enquire Of 80
II. FORBES,
mrh No. 7 Custom House
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I two baggera

Base hits-10 each. Errors-Kalama-
200, o; Sandusky, lG. Batteries-Fuller
and Flanagan, Christman and YeaSle.
Umpire, Bell.
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HOW 1T ACHES.

q. Worn out with pain, but still compelled
nv by stern necessity to stand up 10 the wn,r
H. n before us md bear tho pain. Relief in
TNAl one minute III 4 CutiCuta Antl.Tsi"
1S Plaster for tho aching sides aud back. I'M
frfs weak and painful muscles. the 1ote chcs
and hacking. cough, and every pain and ach" 81
daily toll. Elegant, new, original, speedy and in.
fAllibc At druggists 2tc,: i've for 81 CO.. or, nnsi,
age free. Of Potter Drug and Chemical Co, Boston,
mY2M1hAw ------
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Earned runs, Wheeling 1: stcubcnvillc l. Twt
base hits, Mallory2, smurthwaite. Hit by pitched
ball. Nichol. Passed balls, Nicholson. 3. WILD
pitches, Cleyeland,2. Time Of game, ESQ. Umpire
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-18

ing seen running in terror with ferret
hanging to its ear, after vain efforts to
dislodge its fierce and blood-thirsty
little enemy.
A centrifugal milk-tester has been
invented in England. II works upon
the principle of the separator. Tho
milk is placed in glass tubes and
whirlcd about until the cream is driven
out into one end. while the milk settles
at the other. The machine that will
meet with most favor among dairymcn
is small separator that can be worked
by hand power and separate the milk
of, say. five or six cows.
Taking negatives of the bottom Of
the sea, sunken wrecks, or submarine
works is said to be the latest attempt
OF photographers. This is to be ac-
complished by the aid of electric light;
divers may be employed or by electric
arrangements the negatives may be
taken from above water.
Mr.. j. d. Cove OF Linneus. Aroos-
took county, Me-, an eX-member OF the
board of agriculture, raised the past
season four hundred and seventy BUSH
els of beauty of Hebron potatoes on
one acre of land.
Last year was an excellent one Tor
raising turkeys, and the markets in all
parts of the country have been better
supplied with them than during any
season since the late war.
Large and fierce dogs are in demand
for killing coyotes and wolves on west
crn ranches and ranges. Scotch stag
hounds appear to be the most effect
i've
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A Guilty Heart.

The sky is full OF gazing eyes, 81
or stars that stare and peer
And crowd about the earth to spy
The fallen spirits here.
Icannot brook Alhena's look;
ON zpah Of my saint
Her heavenly gaze shines through your rays
TIL am cold and faint
In vain close my eyes, in vain
shield my shrinking heart;
feel the beams like lanterns flash
Upon It's darkest part
My secret hidden from the sun, -
Lies open to the night;
Orion, mighty hunteri speed
One shaft as keen as bright, vi
Aud sim with death this soul alive
With unconsuming pain,
That It may never love nor strive,
Nor ever sin again.
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